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“Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” This old, familiar rhyme suggests brides carry several tokens of good luck on their trip down the … read more

I was lucky enough to spend last week in Vegas baby, a city that boasts nearly as many nicknames as New Orleans. Las Vegas has definitely earned the title of “Marriage Capital of the Wor … read more

Greg Randon Studio.While some may cringe when they hear the call for all the single folks to come to floor, others can’t wait to wrestle their gal pals for a fist full of fresh flowers or try to b … read more

The bridal veil has come along way, in both style and significance. This traditional accessory once actually served a purpose, or two, according to wedding historians.Behind the Veil Add the brid … read more

Not a rainy Saturday goes by that I don’t think about it being someone’s wedding day. The bride who wakes to drizzle or downpour will certainly hear over and over that rain is good luck, as she a … read more

If you’d like to keep with popular tradition and freeze the top tier of your wedding cake, but fear freezer burn and a sketchy tasting cake 365 days from now, we’ve got you covered. Here’s how to … read more

Wedding season is in full swing here at Haydel’s! Our friends at the knot recently released their Real Wedding Survey encompassing 13,000 U.S. brides who walked down the aisle in 2013. … read more

When I mentioned I was writing this blog about the origin of the groom’s cake, one of my co-workers said she always assumed it was a southern thing because we generally like to eat more … read more

We love these engraved forks found on The Faded Nest! You’re getting married! There can be a considerable amount of stress when it comes to tying the knot, but the cake is one access … read more

There’s one in every celebrating crowd. As the cake is about to be cut, they lay claim to the piece with the most icing via proclamation. I am that person. End piece please! If said … read more